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Message tracking is enabled in my Exchange Server 2003 and when I use it from the physical server where it is installed, it works fine. I have installed Exchange System Manager on a Windows XP machine so I can administrate Exchange Server without logon in the server but when I try to use message tracking I have this problem:<br />
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Exchange System Manager<br />
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Access Denied.<br />
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Facility: Win32<br />
ID no: 80070005<br />
Exchange System Manager<br />
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I´m using a Full Exchange Administrator account.<br />
Can anyone help me?
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Message tracking is enabled in my Exchange Server 2003 and when I use it from the physical server where it is installed, it works fine. I have installed Exchange System Manager on a Windows XP machine so I can administrate Exchange Server without logon in the server but when I try to use message tracking I have this problem:

Exchange System Manager

Access Denied.

Facility: Win32
ID no: 80070005
Exchange System Manager

I´m using a Full Exchange Administrator account.
Can anyone help me?

Problem with Exchange Server 2003 Message Tracking

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